A Place
to Grow
to Grow
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A Place to Grow 24 Commercial Drive Brentwood, NH 03833 603.679.1660 (school) 603.401.1499 (cell) |
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Infant and Toddler Curriculum
A Place to Grow uses a theme-based
curriculum, which changes monthly, to guide
the daily activities throughout the center. A
set of words are chosen each month which
correspond to the monthly theme that
children will learn in
American Sign Language, French, and
Spanish.
Curriculum includes science, math,
language arts, social studies, arts and
music, and physical education. Learning will
be accomplished through many mediums,
including play, art, music, stories, and
directed learning opportunities.
Our teachers adapt the curriculum
accordingly to meet the needs of the
children in their care.
Curriculum and learning opportunities for
children are designed to meet
the NH Early Learning Guidelines which
focus on:
Early exposure to opportunities for learningwithin the seven NH Early Learning
Guidelines will help to prepare our students
for the more in
depth curriculum expectations, based on the
NH K-12 Curriculum
Frameworks, we have for children 3 and up.
A Place to Grow uses a theme-based
curriculum, which changes monthly, to guide
the daily activities throughout the center. A
set of words are chosen each month which
correspond to the monthly theme that
children will learn in
American Sign Language, French, and
Spanish.
Curriculum includes science, math,
language arts, social studies, arts and
music, and physical education. Learning will
be accomplished through many mediums,
including play, art, music, stories, and
directed learning opportunities.
Our teachers adapt the curriculum
accordingly to meet the needs of the
children in their care.
Curriculum and learning opportunities for
children are designed to meet
the NH Early Learning Guidelines which
focus on:
 | Physical development | |
| Approaches to Learning | |
| Creative Expression | |
| Communication and Literacy | |
| Development | ||
| Health and Safety | |
| Cognitive Development |
Early exposure to opportunities for learning
Guidelines will help to prepare our students
for the more in
depth curriculum expectations, based on the
NH K-12 Curriculum
Frameworks, we have for children 3 and up.
Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten
Curriculum
A Place to Grow uses a theme-based
curriculum, which changes monthly, to guide
the daily activities throughout the center. A
set of words are chosen each month which
correspond to the monthly theme that
children will learn in American Sign
Language, French, and Spanish.
Curriculum includes science, math,
language arts, social studies, arts and
music, and physical education. Learning will
be accomplished through many mediums,
including play, art, music, stories, and
directed learning opportunities.
Our phonics and reading program uses
Starfall as the basis of the program. We
have chosen this method because it meets
most of our education needs as a center is
engaging and readily available free of
charge to all families via the internet. This
method allows us to bring technology into the
classroom. Click here to go to Starfall.com
for more information.
Our teachers adapt the curriculum
accordingly to meet the needs of the
children in their care.
Curriculum expectations for children in
Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and
Kindergarten are based on the NH K-12
Curriculum Frameworks.
The NH K-12 Curriculum Frameworks focus
on:
Curriculum
A Place to Grow uses a theme-based
curriculum, which changes monthly, to guide
the daily activities throughout the center. A
set of words are chosen each month which
correspond to the monthly theme that
children will learn in American Sign
Language, French, and Spanish.
Curriculum includes science, math,
language arts, social studies, arts and
music, and physical education. Learning will
be accomplished through many mediums,
including play, art, music, stories, and
directed learning opportunities.
Our phonics and reading program uses
Starfall as the basis of the program. We
have chosen this method because it meets
most of our education needs as a center is
engaging and readily available free of
charge to all families via the internet. This
method allows us to bring technology into the
classroom. Click here to go to Starfall.com
for more information.
Our teachers adapt the curriculum
accordingly to meet the needs of the
children in their care.
Curriculum expectations for children in
Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and
Kindergarten are based on the NH K-12
Curriculum Frameworks.
The NH K-12 Curriculum Frameworks focus
on:
| English Language Arts | |
| Science | |
| Math | |
| Social Studies | |
| Career Development | |
| Physical Development | |
| Health | |
| The Arts | |
| Handwriting Without Tears We have been using Handwriting without Tears for several years in preschool, Pre-K, and K. This is an engaging multi-sensory approach to teaching body awareness, letter recognition, directionality, handwriting, and so much more. The kids love it and we hope you do to! |